All About Space
On the same Tuesday morning, three managers open three dashboards. A corporate facilities lead in a downtown office tower watches a floor that the booking sy…
Two corporate headquarters agreed to something unusual: before tearing down their walls, they let researchers measure exactly how people worked. For three we…
Cases like BMW Leipzig or Ferrari Maranello show what happens when a company invests tens of millions of euros in its production space. But research on ergon…
In the previous article, we looked at why the most-cited case for open-plan offices — "take down more walls, get more collaboration" — doesn't hold up agains…
For a century, the hotel lobby had one job: process arrivals and departures. Today it is being asked to generate revenue from people who never sleep there.
Before McDonald's scaled its menu, it scaled a workspace: a full-size chalk prototype that turned kitchen layout into a repeatable competitive advantage.
As work dematerialises, the space that remains stops being a cost line and starts being the only place certain things can happen at all.
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